hello, i have another one question - i am new to osmc and linux also, and my english is poor, so sorry for a noob style…
i need to have permanently mounted osmc (on rbpi2) to NAS using samba protocol because of some services in background. for example i need to mount it to media/myname.
i found, that it should be done by editing /etc/fstab
but it does not work for me:
after searching i have generated this line:
//mysambaserver/mysambafolder/ /media/myname/ cifs noauto,x-systemd.automount,username=name,password=name,uid=1000,gid=1000,iocharset=utf8 0 0
but it does nothing. when i remove noauto,x-systemd.automount
and run sudo mount -a
it reports this error:
Couldn't chdir to /media/myname/: No such file or directory
so when i make by sudo mkdir /media/myname
this directory and then running sudo mount -a
it mounts my samba server and it works. BUT after reboot i have to do it manually again (making the directory and re-mount all).
but i want to be mounted it automatically, after every reboot. how to solve this? have i something wrong in /etc/fstab
? or should i start to search the web how to run scripts after booting (run the mkdir
and mount
commands after boot?)
(ps: i know that using password in fstab is not safe, i use it just for simplicity, after solving the mounting itself, i will use the method with password in external file)